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Florence is one of my absolute favorite cities in the world. It doesn't matter how many times I go to Florence, I always discover something new. I never get bored with Florence, and I never feel like I'm done. Florence is magic. Here is a list of 10 things that you absolutely MUST do when you are in Florence: 1. Go For An Early Walk. Get up early (at least once while you are there) and go for a long walk. Florence gets so packed with tourists during the day and into the night that it becomes almost impossible to get one on one time with her statues, her famous doorways, the great piazzas. During the day you can hardly ever snap a photo without other travelers getting in the way. But in the early mornings the streets are empty, and she is all yours. Read more about it here 2. Eat Cinghiale One of the local Tuscan delicacies is Cinghiale, or wild boar. Every restaurant serves it, made to their own recipe, and it's fantastic. 3. Visit Santa Croce Church Florence is full of amazing churches with amazing art, and (to me) Santa Croce is one of the most spectacular. Santa Croce Church in the shadow of the early moring (The art inside Santa Croce )considered to be some of the most impressive church art in all of Florence. From Giotto's fresco cycles to Cimabue's breathtaking Triumphal Cross, the art in Santa Croce is spectacular. It is also the home to Florence's most impressive tombs, the final resting place of Michelangelo, Rossini, Dante Aligheri, Ghiberti, Galileo and Machiavelli. Largely overlooked by tourists, the church at Santa Croce is an absolute must. Save up to 50% off with Booking.com 4 Get Up High Duomo sen from the tower of the Palazzo Vecchio on a misty, moody December afternoon Whether you choose to climb the 463 steps to the top of the Duomo, or perhaps the vastly fewer stairs to the top of the Palazzo Vecchio tower, get up high and take in the mesmerizing view of one of Europe's most magnificent cities. 5. Take Long Walks At Night. Just as early morning walks are a must in Florence, so are long evening walks after the sun has gone down. One of the great loves of my life lives in Florence, ( if you are going to fall in love, it might as well be with an Italian, right?) and for many years evenings in Florence were synonymous with long strolls around the city, taking in all the incredible palazzi and churches, the magnificent doorways, the statues, the very essence of Florence, bathed in the moonlight. Find a hotel in Florence As beautiful as she is by day, Santa Maria Del Fiore (the Duomo) is just mesmerizing by night. Florence is pure magic by night. 6. Look Up While taking night time strolls you have the opportunity to see frescos and incredible ceilings hidden to you during the day, but visible by night when people turn their lights on. When we would be out at night (and still even now, as the dearest of friends) he always tells me "Look up!" as we walk by breathtaking frescos on the upper floors of the various palazzi, scattered everywhere in the city. Save up to 50% off Bed & Breakfasts all over the world with Booking.com! 7. Take A Tour Of Somewhere Special When I was in Florence this past December I was incredibly lucky to have a private tour of the secret passages and hidden rooms on the Palazzo Vecchio. It was so awe-inspiring that I immediately promised myself that every time I go back to Florence I will take a little tour of some place special. This medieval city is so full of hidden corridors and passageways, there is art up in the rafters, there is art inside the walls. It's rich history of intrigue and treachery and treasures means there are endlessly fascinating secrets to be discovered. The perfect way to experience them is with an art historian filling you in on all the stories, bringing them to life for you. Magic. 8. Eat The Best Sandwich Of Your Life A couple of blocks from the Palazzo Vecchio and the Uffizi on the Via Dei Neri you will find Osteria All' Antico Vinaio It is super easy to find because they have a trattoria on either side of the road, and until late each night there are always locals spilling out onto the sidewalk with giant focaccia sandwiches in one hand and big glasses of lusty red wine in the other, while their brethren queue patiently in lines that weave down the street, waiting for as long as it takes to get their turn at the counter. I guarantee you will never have had a sandwich quite like these before! You can custom order, but I learned from the people waiting with me in the line and the others having spasms or gastronomic delight as they leaned against the walls or sat on the curb eating their panini that the way to tackle this beast was to order from the posted list of favorites. (90% of the patrons were all ordering the same thing, so I figured I would just have what they did. Perhaps one of the greatest decisions I've ever made.) This is no nitrite, no nitrate, no Monsanto, fresh, local, real food. You won't find anything as crass as a soda fountain here but you will find a selection of local red wines that they sell by the bottle or by the glass. And just how much do you think the sandwich of the century will cost you? €5. It's the bargain of the century! 9. Explore Oltrarno Literally "the other side of the Arno", there is so much to see when you cross the river. You have the big sights, the Pitti Palace, the Boboli Gardens, Piazzale Michelangelo and San Spirito with its Brunelleschi designed interior, but you also have endless medieval streets full of antique stores and local artisans. As you wander through you'll find fewer and fewer tourists, which means the price of everything goes down. It's easy to spend days on end losing yourself in Florence's neighborhoods - there is so much to discover. While wandering find your way to Santa Maria Del Carmine. The Cappella Brancacci houses a renaissance fresco cycle that changed the course of western art. Begun by Masaccio and Masolino in around 1424 and finished 50 years later by Filippino Lippi, this cycle uses a then revolutionary technique employing single point perspective. Look to the upper left entrance pier to Adam and Eve and notice the dramatic way their bodies reflect a light that seems to emanate from within the world of the painting, but outside the frame. It is magnificent. 10. Buy Leather Florence is world famous for it's amazing leather goods. If you are not shopping at the Gucci and Prada price point, then this is the city for you! You can buy beautifully made leather bags, belts, luggage, wallets and jackets all over Florence, especially at the San Lorenzo market, but you have to either know what you're buying, or who you are buying it from to make sure you are getting good quality and not a Made-In-China rip off. For years and years now I have been buying leather goods from my very dear friend Jimmy Ahmed of Jimmy's Leather Collection. I've sent so many people to Jimmy over the years, and everyone is always super happy to have gone there. Read more about buying leather in Florence here Bonus I'm giving you a bonus tip, because I can't refine it down to just 10 tips... Eat Panforte Panforte with coffee makes for a perfect mid-morning snack This is actually a Sienese delicacy but you can find it all over Florence. 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The island of Madeira is well known among the European tourists. Not so much with Americans. You will most like be one of few (if the only) American traveling around the Island of Madeira. Everyone I talked to about Madeira really had no idea about the island but a little bit about the wine. If you are looking for a European island getaway to Madeira, then this guide is for you. I have included some important information, our day by day itinerary including GPS locations, and important information. This guide also includes links to all my posts about our various trips around the island. If you want a more extensive booklet to carry with you around the island, I highly recommend the Living Planet Pocket Guide to Madeira found here that I brought everywhere with me on this trip. If you want an excellent on-line resource to see what to do beyond my one week on the island , and a place where you can book all your tours and activities head to Madeira.Best Quick Before You Go: The language on the island is Portuguese. Almost everywhere English is spoken, and often German and French as well. You can find the menu printed in several languages (always English as well) in all of the restaurants. You can book airport transfers, or a minibus for any destinations you need here. You will need a 2 round pin European adapter as voltage is 220V/50Hz. If you want to see as much of the island as possible the best way is to break it up into geographic sections. The map below shows all of the spots we visited around the island. I also broke it down into a day by day itinerary. East Madeira - East Funchal - West Funchal - West Madeira - Mountains of the Interior - Mid Island to North Coast Fly from Boston to Azores, quick layover and plane change from Azores to Madeira Land in Madeira (Santa Cruz) grab a rental car at the Airport See note at the end about renting a car on the island Check into Melia Madeira Mare in Sao Martinho gorgeous 5 star hotel, breakfast included Walk around Sao Martinho very busy and popular hotel district, restaurants, shops, hotels, grocery stores East Funchal and Mercado dos Lavradores Check out the local farmers market (get there early to see the fish) Jardim Botanicos da Madeira ( N 32.661478, W -16.895638) the large botanical garden on the island Zonha Velha “Old Zone” and seafront walk around and have lunch Fortaleza de Santiago (N 32d 38' 54.24", W 16d 53' 42") old fort on the coast Monte- East Funchal- Cable Cars and Toboggan Rides (32.676777, -16.899000) little town where the cable cars and toboggan rides are FOOD: Gaviao Novo- top seafood restaurant in the area Pico do Arieiro (3rd highest peak) (N 32.734869 W -16.928699) cafe, Portuguese Air Force radar station good for the sunrise start of a hike to the other peaks including the highest peak Riberio Frio (Trout Farm) (N 32.733 W -16.883) Possibly the worlds most visited trout farm. Hundreds of trout in tanks filled with cold levied water. Free admission 24 hours Curral das Freiras (Valley of the Nuns) (N 32.710209 W -16.96261) Large basin with towering mountains on all sides FOOD: Vale das Freiras 5-15 euors, 8am to 10pm Eira do Serrado and Curral das Freiras(Lookout) connects to curral das freiras via the hike Encumeada- mountain pass before highway (N 32.7522, W 17.0277) Sits between two deep-cleft valleys (1083m) you can see both coastlines and this is also a starting point for many trails. A tunnel means that all traffic can bypass the climb and cut right through the mountain Sao Vincente (N 32.803680, W -17.046018) small coastal town with great restaurants and a cute waterfall Grutas de Sao Vicente- caves 1996 (N 32.797498, W -17.042220) The first part of this trip is a guided tour through 900,000 year old lava tubes studied by English geologist James Johnson in the 1850s. The second part of this stop is a movie and walk through “Centro do vulcanismo, including a 3D movie on how Madeira island was formed, and about volcanoes in general 8/6 euros, 10am to 7pm Scuba Diving - with Scuba Madeira 42 euros for 1 dive Visit Downtown Funchal Cabo Girao (580m) (N 32d 39'25.1", W 17d 00' 16.7") 3km west of Camara de Lobos, Madeiras highest sea cliffs. panorama viewing platform, glass floor over a cliff 24 hours, free admission but bathrooms are .50 euros Camaro de Lobos- fishing valley (N 32d 38' 53.4", W 16d 58'26.7") Center of Madeiras traditional fishing industry Colorful boats in the harbor, bars and cafe Paul do Mar - Surf Capital - (N 32.759070, W -17.23049) surfing capitol of Madeira Porto Moniz- (N 32.86795, W -17.170521) pools, aquarium, and museums Levada hike- southern edge of Paul Das Freiras, Rabacal starting point Rabacal - Levada do Risco and Levada das 25 Fontes - off the ER110 road (no busses) Trail PR 6 (Levada das 25 fontes) Trail PR 6.1 (Levada do Risco) starts at 1064m first, you hike to the intersection and take the turn to hike to the Levada do Risco, 10 minute hike to a waterfall 100m into a lagoon. second, you go back to the intersection, and take the route to Levada das 25 Fontes, a pool fed by numerous waterfalls, but we don’t think 25. “Legend has it that anyone who submerges themselves in the lagoon will never resurface”. Water from these lavenders make its way to the hydroelectric power station in Calheta. FOOD: Frango da Guiia Canical- Whaling Museum GPS N 32d44’9” W 16d44’26” 1030-1800 Tuesday to Sunday Canical Ponte de Sao Lorence Machico Airport N 32.6942d W 16.7781d DAY 8: Overnight Layover- Ponta Delgada Azores Ponta Delgada, Azores to Logan Airport, Boston MA Need to know about visiting Europe There are so many differences between Europe and the States. From bathroom fixtures to currency, a few hours across the pond and the world slows down and changes. I wanted to put together some helpful and interesting facts you should know before traveling to the island of Madeira, or similar European countries Bidets everywhere. I see a bidet in every single hotel room in Europe and it always makes me laugh. Do Europeans come to America and think we are filthy for not having these in our rooms? It just isn’t something you see in the states Euros. Of course, Europe doesn’t use dollars, and they use euros. Going back and forth between the two is relatively simple as the numbers are close. Also be aware that the smallest bill is a five, and there are 1$ and 2$ coins. Get used to carrying change everywhere you go. Units. Unfortunately, the US never took to the metric system. Everything will be in the metric system from your speedometer to the pressure gauge on your scuba tank. Memorize a few shortcuts, (feet is about 3x meters). Time Changes. obviously when you travel far distances, you have to deal with the time changes. We had a red eye (zero sleep) on top of a 7 hour time change that makes for a rough first few days. You will be in the Western European time zone. Drink lots of water and try to adapt to the new time as soon as possible, even if it means staying awake that entire day Slooooow. Everything in Europe is slow. So so slow. From the way people work, to waiting for a meal at a restaurant. Any meal is a two hour process. And champagne for breakfast and wine every other meal is totally acceptable. Lunch is a slow go where everyone relaxes over a bottle of wine and a ton of food. Lagnuage barriers. Be aware of where you are traveling, and what language is being spoken. Thankfully most countries speak english, and somewhere as popular with European tourists as Madeira, means nearly everyone speaks english. However, it is good to have a few words under your belt, especially when you are bartering a deal and don’t want to come off as a dumb tourist. Cerveja is a good one to know. Rental cars. If you chose to rent a car in Europe, give it a lot of thought first. The cars are small, the parking spaces impossibly tiny, the roads ridiculously small and the people basically drive like maniacs. ALSO: They are aggressive and crazy behind the wheel. There is also a rotary at every four way intersection, and barely any traffic lights anywhere on the island. The rotaries can feel like a death trap when trying to get back to your hotel during rush hour. If you do rent a car, also be hyper aware of the rental companies and insurance. Check to see if your credit card provides insurance for a car rental in that company so you don’t have to pay for additional insurance. The rental companies in Madeira looked over our car with a fine toothed comb. Any scratch or dent, and you will be paying. Lastly, be aware of all the one way streets. They are everywhere and sometimes the marking is not as clear as you would hope Garages. If you do rent a car and find a parking garage to park in, be aware of when they close. Unlike the states, they close at a certain time (say midnight) and you cannot get your car out until the next day when the gates are unlocked. Fish. Fish on an island like Madeira is absolutely delicious. But be warned, because a majority of the dishes are filled with tiny fish bones. Ask your waiter for your fish to be filleted if your fish comes whole and you are concerned. If you have issues with whole fish or bones, clarify with your waiter before ordering. Food. The food is going to be different. And I can’t speak for all of Europe, but I can speak for the Portuguese mainland and island. The Portuguese overcook EVERYTHING. The veggies will be boiled until they are brown and the meat and fish tends to be well well well done (more so in the Azores than Madeira). Variety is not the spice of life in this culture. Tipping: Tipping is not a common practice in a lot of Europe. From what I read, tipping is not expected but you can round up to the dollar. Tipping is nothing near 20 percent like the US. We always tipped a few dollars wherever we went, but normally, it is done only for exceptional service. Crime. According to the travel books I have read and the people I have talked to, Madeira is one of the safest places on the planet when it comes to crime. You don't need one of those crazy fanny packs for your money and documents. Just don't. Water. public water is not a thing. Every drop of water you drink will have to be purchased. You will not find a water fountain at the airport, or anywhere else in the island. And there is no such thing as tap water at restaurants. All water is purchased from a bottle. I recommend grabbing a few bottles from the grocery store for your car and the room. Must try (f0od and beverage): Poncha, Madeiran wine, Espada (local eel like fish), chestnuts Not seen but worth it if you have time: On the North coast; A frame houses, aquarium Any of West Fuchal including Renaldo statue/museum Island of Porto Santo (ferry or flight, sandy beaches) Camacho Wicker Factory Northeast coast points Walk out to the eastern edge of the island, 8km to Ponta de Sao Lourenco Hike from Pico do Arieiro to Pico Ruvio (8.6 km, 1862m) If you have any questions about visiting the Island of Madeira, feel free to email me at [email protected] ! And don't forget the Living Planet Pocket Guide to Madeira found here (used and new on Amazon from $6.99 to $13.99) And now, the best part. Recapping the trip with a video. Cheers! Or watch on YouTube HERE

Before purchasing this pattern, please read. It is important to understand charts and written instructions and have BACIS knowledge on how to create a granny/african flower motifs. if you are having difficulty with it, please reach out and I would happy to help as much as I can. I’m taking the great plunge and started designing some of my own creatures. Please bare with me as I adventure into this great big new world of Crochet designing. This pattern for my African Flower Whale is my very first EVER pattern. I have tried really hard to make it visually easy to follow, as well as written instructions. (Although I am a big visual fan, so my photos may say more.) I would greatly appreciate it if you respected my pattern(s). It’s insane how much time, effort and hair pulling goes into each new creation and pattern. Please do not sell, copy, post, share my patterns with friends, family or the monkey down the street. Please credit me as the designer and feel free to share your creations with me! I would love to see what you make! Please note: downloadable PDF ONLY of the pattern instructions making your African flower Whale …no hardcopy/finished finished item. The pattern is available only in English :) The Whale is my very first (ever!) written pattern. I have tried really hard to correct all the error (grammar and instructional) as possible. I originally created the whale as a request for a friend, and it seems to be quite a HIT! I cannot tell you the exact amount of yarn to use. It is a great way to use up all your leftover yarn. I prefer to use 2.5mm hook and fingering/sock/sport/sometimes DK weight yarn. Some important things to know when making your whale... 1. First read the whole pattern through and have a good understanding of how your whale is assembled. 2. It’s best if you know how to make the African flower motifs. I have tried really hard to describe the process in making them... but this is my first pattern so I’m sure I missed something... hopefully I didn’t.  3. I use the “join as you go” method as described in Heidi Bears Designs. If you don’t know it or are not comfortable with that method, then I suggest sewing it together. Material needed: The whale that has been crocheted for this pattern was made using sock weight/DK. Using this weight yarn will give you a whale approximately 33cm long, 11cm tall, 11cm wide. Written in AMERICAN CROCHET TERMS Crochet Hook 2.5mm I like my stitches TIGHT. So adjust your hook to the weight of your yarn and to your skill level. Polyester toy stuffing Scissors, blunt end Needle used for sewing in ends and sewing fins on Eyes (15mm plastic safety eyes or wire-looped eye buttons are my preferred). If you use “look alike” safety toy eyes, I have provided instructions for eye lids. NOTE BUTTON OR EYES CAN BE A SAFETY HAZARD FOR SMALL CHILDREN! If this toy is for a child, perhaps crochet eyes and sew them on. Still create eye sockets before embroidering the eyes on…this adds character to your creation. Basic Crocheting Skills: Chain stitch (ch) , Single Crochet (sc), Double Crochet (dc), Slip Stitch (sl st), joining a chain to make a ring, joining in a new color yarn If you find an error or a step that doesn’t make sense, message me, and I will try to help you as best as I can. Dive in and create your whale!! Tasha 

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Explore our favorite things to do in Berlin with kids! Perfect family adventures await—from parks to museums, find joy in every corner.

✅ This guide to Perth, the most isolated city in the world, will show you the best things to do in Perth, where to stay and what to eat!

Visit one of the best countries in the world and find out how to spend 14 epic days in Italy with our itinerary.

The Olympic Barcelona Ring is a popular tourist attraction in Barcelona. It offers unparalleled views of the city, along with hosting multiple events that are based on sports and other activities. It has been open since 1992, and it's one of the most visited places in Barcelona.

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Some ideas of fun things to do in Hakone with kids in tow. This area of Japan right outside of Tokyo is popular with both Japanese & international tourists.

Learn how to cut acetate with the Cricut and see project inspiration. Open up a whole new world of great crafts by adding this material to your machine!

Three days in Berlin might not be enough to see the whole city, but it will give you a taste of what it has to offer. The capital of Germany is one of my favourite cities in the world, rising out of its turbulence past with a mix of old and new. After three visits

In this simulation review game for any history or social studies class, students work collaboratively, pretending to travel through time to save the world from the evil Dr. Time, who has stolen important artifacts from each unit or era you’ve studied. Teams will earn points to recover the stolen artifacts by completing work designed to help them review important material that you’ve chosen from each unit. You will be able to differentiate by assigning higher point values to more challenging work. You should plan to allow about one hour of work time, plus a few minutes for sharing, for each unit you will review using Time Machine. This simulation game template includes all materials you’ll need to customize a whole-course review that matches your curriculum. It is not specific to any history content, and you’ll need fill in the included templates with activities and content from your curriculum. Examples and suggestions are included. The included editable Google Drive™ files will make it easy for you to customize student work choices to perfectly match their needs. (The same templates are also included as PowerPoint files for teachers who don't want to use Google Drive™.) As an alternative to using this at the end of the year as a cumulative review, Time Machine could be an ongoing, year long activity to be played as a review at the end of every unit. See lots more details in the free preview above to help you decide if this activity will be a good fit for your classroom. This download is a zip file that includes: ★Teacher Notes and Instructions pdf file ★color and black & white versions of the Timeline Display Materials in separate pdf files ★Student Materials pdf file, which contains a Mission Log, which assigns student roles for each team, and two versions of the Artifact Log, where teams record the work they complete and the artifacts and points they earn during each work session. ★access links within the Teacher Notes pdf file to editable Timeline Materials, Artifact Menu Materials, and Certificates files on Google Drive™ for hassle free formatting, along with clear instructions for using these files. ★the same editable files in PowerPoint for teachers who don’t want to use Google Drive™ ★Themed worksheet templates that are ready to be customize for every unit: Mixed Up Meanings (vocab matching), Dr. Time’s Fibs (true/false statements), Liar Liar (multiple choice), and a blank worksheet template to include any task or directions you’d like to create. ★Certificates to celebrate hard work and success ★My unique Collaborative License, which grants you permission to share printed copies only of this resource with up to four other members of your regular teaching team! (If you’d like to share the digital file, please return to your My Purchases page to purchase additional licenses. See my current Terms of Use for more information.) ****************************************************************************************************************************************************** You might also like: Time Travel Clip Art Please follow my store for updates about new products like this and leave feedback to let me know what you think of this product! Let’s connect! Visit my blog, and follow me on Pinterest and Instagram! Happy Teaching! ♥ Kristin [email protected]

If you looked at a map and could pick any place in the whole world to live, where would you choose? Maybe you're partial to the sun and sand. Maybe you crave the mountains. Maybe you love a bustling city or the quiet countryside. Whatever it is, we all have our preferences when it comes to a place to live. A few years ago, my husband Michael and I decided we wanted to live in Europe. We traveled there every chance we could, but wanted a way to really explore all it had to offer. In this post, I hope to explain why we chose Heidelberg, Germany, our thought and decision making process, and why I still think this might be the best place in the world to live.

Thale, a small and mystical town, in the Harz mountains. A place full of fairy tales and witches, legends and myths, fun and goosebumps. It's the second place after Disneyland!

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Amsterdam is as gorgeous as it is busy. We've listed the four busiest attractions in Amsterdam and a few tricks to avoid waiting in line for them!

Integrating art and content in the ELA classroom. Tips and resources.

Tips for your family when attending a Disney character dining experience. How to save money, what time to go, booking a reservation, etc.

Looking for the best things to do in Stow on the Wold? Here are the best secret spots and places to eat, shop and stay when you visit!

Popayan Colombia has a poor reputation as a skippable stopover town. We discovered 8 Things to do in Popayan which made us fall in love with the White City.